the work presents a blog with randomly generated entries, which are (along with the whole media display) re-arranged with each refresh.

the idea of the piece came from exhibition guidelines: a sound piece where the web environment is involved in the listening experience; and one that explores "the “voices” of ghosts—that is, the voices of those marginalized by society."

i had a blog when i was 15-6 or so. i tried looking it up on the wayback machine, but the online snapshots left are from where left it on hiatus. this year (2025) i started a new one, with the re-learning all the html and css i guess i knew back then and that i had completely forgotten about. from then to now, i have struggled with connecting with others, sustaining friendships, and that. i like the possibility of coming together through this mediated means: the internet, guestbooks, media. for some of us, having some kind of mediation is basically like life support for our ability to connect with others.

i like how a lot of blogs (like my friends' back then and the ones i used to visit) are deeply tied with the media the creator engages with, so i decided to let that infuse all the visual imagery of the display, posters on a wall constantly renewing themselves.

i wanted the sound piece to serve as a still, glimmery sonic image to accompany playing experience with the page. it later works as a deconstruction of the di gi charat insert song "PARTY☆NIGHT"